After the announcement of a permanent closure following allegations of violence against Jean Pierre Kraemer, the operations are now to be continued.
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The public prosecutor's office is investigating Jean Pierre Kraemer for bodily harm. He had previously announced that he would permanently close his companies.
Several companies in Jean Pierre Kraemer's group of companies will reopen next week. The company JP Performance announced this via Instagram. TV and YouTube star Kraemer (45), who came under pressure because of allegations of violence, announced last week that he would permanently close his companies. Now there are signs of a turnaround.
Corporate responsibility also means responsibility for the people who contribute to the success of a company every day with their commitment, according to the announcement. Against this background, employees and management decided “after intensive consultation” with Kraemer to continue operations. As he announced, he would take a break and begin his therapy.
The public prosecutor's office is investigating him for bodily harm. Kraemer (“The PS Professionals”) partially admitted the allegations in a YouTube video. In it he spoke of at least one blow “with the palm of his hand” and of having “torn a chain from his wife’s neck”. However, he also made allegations against his wife, which she then rejected.
In another video, Kraemer apologized to his wife. After the allegations became known, several companies terminated their cooperation with Kraemer's group of companies, which employs around 80 people. In a podcast some time ago, Kraemer put his group's annual sales at around 100 million euros.
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Jean Pierre Kraemer begins therapy.
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